Pretty in Pink

These are SOOOO pretty, and didn't disappoint. There are so many different types of nipple clamps out there, I suggest you try them all until you find the features that you like.

One feature I look for is whether or not the clamps will stay on during "bouncy" sex. I am a D cup and have found some clamps just don't keep up with my breasts. I also look for "tug-ability" - will they stay on when gently pulled?

These clamps passed both tests (I even jumped up and down while wearing them and they didn't budge).

I did not try these on any other part of the body but my nipples, but I suppose one could try to pinch one's clitoris (although due to the material I would imagine this would be difficult and slippery).

Made of smooth, sturdy metal they are cool to the touch (similar to a good set of medical tweezers). The tips are covered in a smooth, soft black plastic/rubber. I have read that the tips from other "tweezer" clamps have slipped off during use, leaving only a sharp metal end (ouch!), but these are very tightly attached. I tried pulling on the tips, but no matter how hard I pulled they didn't budge.

The metal flowers and pink beads are the type used in beading jewellery. They are attached by a small metal post and eyelet - the same stuff found in craft stores.



The small hoop used to keep the clamps closed is also made of metal. The hoop is not completely closed and I would assume after multiple uses that you will need to re-close the loop with needle nose pliers (like when a necklace loop bends out of shape).

The metal and beads have a very slight weight to them (compared to other nipple clamps these are VERY light), but because they stay on securely you or your partner can tug on them for more intense play.

I LOVE the fun, girly look of these clamps. So often you see nipple clamps that are all metal, or look very "bondage-y". The box says "Frisky. Fearless. Fashionable. Fun". I would add "Flirty" to their list of "F" words.

Sliding the tiny little hoop up the clamp was tricky at first (these were my first set of "tweezer" clamps), however, with a bit of practice they became easier to slide on. Having your partner put these on might be a nice start to some good foreplay!

TIP: make sure hands are dry before putting these on, lube/moisturizer/oil will make the metal virtually impossible grip.



Once the hoop is in place it won't slip down. These are sturdy.

The nipple needs to be erect before using these clamps. I love the shape to the tips, they are a bit curved and provide a nice grip to the nipple.

At full width these clamps open up to a 1/2" and close to 1/8" - so regardless of your erect nipple size, these should work for you. The length from flower to tip is 4.25", providing a nice dangle from the breast.

Easy to clean and store, these are discreet and can travel in your pocket or purse for travel.

The packaging is large (compared to the product itself), however not so large that it's difficult to dispose of.



I like the fact it was easy to open (just pop the back off), and that the manufacturer placed pictures of the other charms they distribute on the back of the package - makes me want to try the bells next!





Unfortunately the package does not indicate the type of materials the clamps are made from, nor are there any insturctions provided (mind you, if you need instructions you shouldn't be wearing nipple clamps!)

It is not ideal for storage (these are so small you don't really need a box to store them in anyway).

Since these were my first tweezer style nipple clamps, I really didn't know what to expect. Although they were a bit slippery when pinching them on, once they were on I found them comfortable and pretty.

The pinch can be quite intense depending on how high you slide the hoop.

My first impression was: "SO PRETTY!, but they look cheap". Boy was I wrong! Yes, they are pretty but feel well made.

Once I got them on I realized they had a subtle weight that was just the right amount to get me "going". I liked the fact there is no chain attaching them (my breasts felt free), and they stayed on through bouncing, jumping and tugging.